Deserializing a Unity network message giving #237
Description
I am having issues trying to deserialize a NetworkMessage sent in Unity but I am running into an issue which is coming back with the error of :
[Exception] NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
LZ4MessagePackSerializer.Deserialize[T]() Assets/Scripts/MessagePack/LZ4/LZ4MessagePackSerializer.cs:141
139: public static T Deserialize<T>(byte[] bytes, IFormatterResolver resolver)
140: {
-->141: return DeserializeCore<T>(new ArraySegment<byte>(bytes, 0, bytes.Length), resolver);
142: }
Here is my overall process.
I send to the serializer and then pass it on.
var msg = NOC.Serialize(opCode, opReqCode, parameters);
con.SendByChannel(MsgType.InternalHighest+1, new ByteArray() { Data = msg }, channel);
Here is the actual serialization process.
public static byte[] Serialize(byte msgType, byte opCode, Dictionary<byte, object> parameters)
{
var tempmsg = new object[] {msgType, opCode, parameters };
var serializedmsg = LZ4MessagePackSerializer.Serialize(tempmsg);
Debug.Log("Msg Serialized");
return serializedmsg;
}
Then on the server side I have this.
private void RegisterHandlers()
{
NetworkServer.RegisterHandler(MsgType.InternalHighest+1, IncomingOperationHandler);
}
private void IncomingOperationHandler(NetworkMessage msg)
{
var msg1 = msg.ReadMessage<ByteArray>().Data;
var deserial = NOC.Deserialize(msg1);
Debug.Log(deserial);
}
and here is the deserialization process
public static object[] Deserialize(byte[] deserial)
{
var deserializedmsg = LZ4MessagePackSerializer.Deserialize<object[]>(deserial);
Debug.Log("Msg Deserialized");
return deserializedmsg;
}
I am not sure what is going on to bring that message. When I go to the method it is showing in the log it has this
public static T Deserialize<T>(byte[] bytes, IFormatterResolver resolver)
{
return DeserializeCore<T>(new ArraySegment<byte>(bytes, 0, bytes.Length), resolver);
}
Should it not be getting sent to this?
public static T Deserialize<T>(byte[] bytes)
{
return Deserialize<T>(bytes, null);
}
If anyone has any insight I would greatly appreciate it!
Thanks